documentation

To standardize project documentation, use predefined templates and a dedicated folder structure to enforce consistency across changelogs, feature specs, and module docs. This ensures a single source of truth and keeps living documents current.

Keeping module documentation accurate requires enforcing frontmatter usage and integrating validation scripts. This approach checks structure and alignment, ensuring docs ship with code and remain a reliable, up-to-date reference.

You validate documentation structure by running a validation script like validate_docs.py against your project files. This script checks the /Documentation folder structure, verifies frontmatter usage, and helps fix formatting issues.

Yes, the documentation approach requires a specific /Documentation folder structure. You aggregate roadmap, architecture, and module specs within this directory, using ready-to-use templates to maintain consistent structure across project artifacts.

Using frontmatter in changelogs and feature spec templates enforces standardization and creates a single source of truth. It provides consistent metadata for validation scripts to verify, keeping living documents structured and actionable.

Yes, you can apply these documentation guidelines to existing projects by creating or editing files like project-roadmap.md, architecture.md, and changelog.md. Use the provided templates to restructure existing documentation into a standardized format.